[K12OSN] Palm Syncing

[Sergio Chaves]

Not an elegant approach but, here is what we did here at work:

Built a Win2k box ( sorry :o(  )with all the Palm user accounts in it.
We made sure that all Palm equipment used the same charge/sync base.
Created a "sync area" where one single base was placed at and users would 
place their Palm.
We create rdesktop sessions from the thin clients to the win2k box that deploy 
the palm sync software automatically after the users had logged on.

....and they al sync happilly ever after :o)



On Thursday 02 June 2005 11:42 am, Shawn Powers wrote:
> Does anyone have any ideas on how to address the "palm syncing" issue?
> I have a lot of teachers (and administrators) that want to sync their
> palm pilots with something.  Another problem with it is that they mostly
> want to sync "Documents to Go"
>
> Any ideas?
>
> I was thinking that perhaps the newest version of Doc2go has support for
> documents copied to/from an SDCARD to be directly edited (like with a
> usb card reader, which DOES work on a thin client).  But that doesn't
> solve the calender/application install problem.
>
> Anyway, any thoughts or ideas would be appreciated by lil' ol' me.
>
> -Shawn

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Sergio Chaves
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Turbo Logistics, Inc.
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